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The artichoke is generally recognized as safe and edible. No specific toxic properties are known. Raw consumption of the flower heads is possible but often less palatable and harder to digest than cooked artichokes. The leaves are bitter raw and are mostly used for medicinal purposes. Excessive consumption or consumption of non-edible parts can lead to gastrointestinal upset.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for cats when only the edible parts (flower bud heart, inner bract parts) are fed in moderation. Consumption of leaves, stems, or the choke can lead to gastrointestinal upset. No specific toxic compounds are known.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for rabbits when edible parts are fed in moderation. The choke and outer leaves/stems should be avoided. Excessive consumption can lead to gastrointestinal upset.

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The artichoke is generally recognized as safe and edible. The edible parts (flower bud base, inner bracts) can be fed in moderation. The choke and outer parts are inedible and should be avoided. Raw stems are also not recommended.

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Artichoke is generally safe for hamsters when only the edible flower bud base and tender parts of the bracts are fed in moderation. Raw leaves and the choke should be avoided. Excessive consumption can lead to gastrointestinal upset.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for birds when edible parts are offered in moderation. Fibrous or tough parts should be avoided.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for horses, especially the edible flower bud base. Excessive consumption or ingestion of leaves and stems may cause mild gastrointestinal upset. No known toxic compounds.

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The artichoke is generally recognized as safe and edible. The edible parts (flower bud heart and inner bracts) are safe for chickens in moderation. Non-edible parts like the outer leaves and choke should be avoided to prevent digestive upset.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for ducks when edible parts (flower bud base, inner bracts) are fed in moderation. Unsuitable parts like stems or the choke should be avoided. No specific toxins are known.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for poultry. Edible parts (flower bud heart, inner tender bracts) can be fed in moderation as a treat or supplement. Unsuitable parts like the choke or tough outer leaves should be avoided as they are indigestible and may cause gastrointestinal upset. No specific toxins are known.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for sheep when edible parts are fed in moderation. Unsuitable parts or excessive consumption may lead to mild gastrointestinal upset.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for goats when the edible parts (flower bud heart, inner bracts) are fed in moderation. Unsuitable parts like leaves, stems, and the choke can cause gastrointestinal upset. No specific toxic compounds are known.

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The artichoke is generally recognized as safe for consumption by livestock. The edible parts are the flower bud base and the tender parts of the bracts. The choke and the tough outer parts of the bracts, as well as raw stems, are inedible and should be avoided. No toxic properties are known.

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Artichoke is generally considered safe for pigs when edible parts (flower bud base, inner bracts) are fed in moderation. Unsuitable parts like the choke or raw stems can cause digestive upset. No specific toxic compounds are known.